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NEISD announced students will return for in-person learning starting in the fall. 

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The end to virtual learning has arrived for students and parents in the North East Independent School District. 

In a Facebook post, the school district announced it is suspending remote learning for the upcoming school year. 

“Texas lawmakers recently failed to pass a bill that would have funded schools that chose to offer remote or virtual learning. We recognize that a small minority of our families have expressed an interest in virtual learning, but we cannot in good conscience try to offer remote learning without the appropriate law(s) in place, guidance from the state, and gaining access to the necessary resources to support remote learning,” the post reads. 

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It goes on to say that the school district will only offer in-person classes next school year and will discontinue all permanent, remote learning.

NEISD says that if anything changes, the district will notify parents. 

The post didn’t include any details about vaccinations. 

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